Sentence examples for should not be advised from inspiring English sources
Some authors use oral contrast material but it should not be advised because of the increased patient preparation time and an often insufficient anterograde colonic opacification [10].
"Also, obviously using the PHQ-15 as the primary instrument to find MUPS in primary care should not be advised because of the high percentage found when using cut-off point 5 or more".
We therefore conclude that general use of early initiated high dose extra fine HFA beclometasone should not be advised in infants admitted to hospital for respiratory syncytial virus infections.
Therefore people with epileptic seizures should not be advised to avoid physical exercise [ 24], even though it is important to be aware of their individual medical history before giving this advice.
Taking all current knowledge into considerations it has been recently suggested that when antidepressant treatment is indicated in women with postpartum depression, they should generally not be advised to continue breastfeeding.
"The work that must be done in a family foundation should not be underestimated," advises Virginia Esposito, the president of the National Center for Family Philanthropy.
"Therefore, the administration of this micro nutrient should not be encouraged; rather people should be advised to obtain their calcium intake from an appropriately balanced diet.
"It should not be about you," Jill recalled being advised.
Moreover, the effect of the beliefs of health professionals, in particular those of doctors 38, on patients regarding certain issues should not be underestimated, as patients who are advised by their doctor to be vaccinated tend to follow this advice.
"The Trust also supports the recommendation that the guidelines should not be increased and that people should be advised to take at least two consecutive alcohol-free days a week".
Committee chairman Andrew Miller said: "While we urge the UK health departments to re-evaluate the guidelines more thoroughly, the evidence we received suggests the guidelines should not be increased and that people should be advised to take at least two drink-free days a week".
